Alexandra Shulman
A TV Show Based on '90s British 'Vogue' Is Being Developed by Former Editors
Former Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Shulman and former Editor-at-Large Fiona Golfar are both working on the series.
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Alexandra Shulman's Final British 'Vogue' Cover Is a Salute to the Past, Present and Future of Modeling
Mario Testino shot Nora Attal, Edie Campbell, Jean Campbell, Stella Tennant and (of course) Kate Moss for the magazine's September issue.
Alexandra Shulman Is Stepping Down as Editor in Chief of British 'Vogue'
The magazine's longtime editrix will exit this June.
British 'Vogue' Goes Model-Free for the November Issue
The glossy launches its inaugural "Real Issue."
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Vogue UK Editor: 'Nobody Wants to See a Real Person on the Cover'
Plus: Shulman's views on fashion bloggers, overly thin models and covers that sell.
Vogue UK's Alexandra Shulman Says Adele Was Worst-Selling Cover, Thinks Sample Sizes Are Too Small
British Vogue EIC Alexandra Shulman gave a talk in London Wednesday night and the magazine published some of the most interesting takeaways on its own blog--something we can't imagine ever happening at American Vogue. And at Italian Vogue, Franca Sozzani would have just blogged about it herself. Regardless, Shulman, who flies pretty under the radar for a Vogue editor, revealed some interesting tidbits--like how one of the best-selling recording artists on the planet can't sell fashion magazines, her burning desire to get Kate Middleton and how too-small sample sizes have prompted her to write letters to designers. Apparently, music stars don't sell magazines:
Quote of the Day: Tom Ford Hates 'That Gay/Straight Thing'
"I hate to use the words gay and straight, and I think we're all on some sort of sliding scale. Of course, I'm at the Richard Buckley end of the scale, but I hate that gay/straight thing." --We're overdue for a good Tom Ford quote about sex, aren't we?
Fashion News Roundup: Vogue UK EIC Pens A Novel, Tracy Reese Talks Trayvon Martin Case, and Fashion People's Tats
Tracy Reese Weighs in on the Trayvon Martin Case: Like most of the country, the designer is outraged at the shooting of the innocent, unarmed teenage boy. She talked to Huffington Post's Black Voices about the matter, articulating her views on the troubling assumption in our society that People of Color are always up to no good:" The whole thing is just so sad, and the excuses are so lame... White people wear hoodies too," she said. "It's so sad that people want to be in fear of you just because you're a young man of color." Couldn't have said it better, Ms. Reese. {Huffington Post} Vogue UK Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Shulman Releases Her First Novel: It seems every writer, journalist, or editor has a secret dream of publishing a novel, and we're happy to see that Alexandra Shulman is one of the few who have made it a reality. Can We Still be Friends, is the story of three friends fresh from college, trying to figure out post grad life in Eighties London. Expect the novel in stores April 19. {Vogue UK} Fashion People Show off Their Tats: Refinery 29 rounded up a group of fashion notables (including jewelry designer Pamela Love and our very own Hayley Phelan) tell us the stories behind their ink. {Refinery 29}